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Hardy, Wisconsin, had a $4,000
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FIVE States will choose Governors
this Fall. They are Ohio, Iowa,
Massachusetts,, Kentucky and Mary
land.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

DO YOU know said Gen. Rosser, the Con-
federate cavalry leader, that Gen Jackson
had a number of very remarkable idiosyn-
crasies, and they were so peculiar as to con-
vince some people that he was inSanei But
if we had had more such crazy men III the
Confederate arm it would have been better
for Us.
For example, Gen. Jackson had an idea
that one side Of his body was heavier than
the other. Il was his right side, and he used
to CARY weights on his left to make up the
difference. Once, when he was president Of
the Military institute Of Virginia. he went No
to a water cure near OSwe-o, y. X, to be
treated for the complaint, and when the
doctor told him it was nothing but magma
ton he became indignant, said he was not .
child to be humbUCged. and started home.
He SAW no end Of physicians about it, and
although thcy all told him the same thing, i
didn't make the slightest difference, AMI he
went on under the deluSion IL! he died.
Another thing that was peculiar about
Jackson" said Gen Maury, "yvas his intense
abstraction. When he was thinking on any
subject nothing could disturb him or distract
his thoughts. He sat for hours sometimes,
with his eyes fixed on some distant object,
scarcely moving muscle, absolutely alb
sori,ed: and the boys used . sly that the Old
MAJ, was Ia Z trance. He believed IN inspJra-
zion. and that NJ these times he gathered
knowledge and wisdom from on high. But
his hahi-ual condition was abstraction. both
before and during the war. When he walked
his ewes would be straight before him, ard he
would not hear any sound that was made or
see any object on either side. One day while
he was president Of the college the students
decided Il make u test Of the old mans ab-
ss,rt-mindeJlnesS and, getting brick, took it
70 3 ros.n that looked out on the walk where
he usually exercised in the afternoon Pretty
soon the general came along and the bows
dropped the brick on the pavement directly
IL front Of him But he not only did not
dodge. but apparently did not noeice that
ANYTHING unusual had occurred He might
have thought a leaf had fallen. If lie thought
az al. Chicago News.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-The Boot and Shoe
Assemblies Knight of Labor find that >ev
eral hundred shoe makers are out Of en-
plnymeut They claim that Ihi, Is cau>t
i.y the action IF the leading Chicago .uau
ufacturyr> in di>charging union men VII,
refused Ia accept reduction "t wages, am.
that the firui, have not lived mp 10 Their
pledges made ID the state executive com
miltce >one months ago. which Was thai
no work then done 10y free laborers should
% into The hans> of ronyict~.
! he shoe makers last night decided to
bring the matter before District Assembly
Ne u tonight ANA GhHs secure a renewal
Of the hoycolt against SELF. SchWab y Co
{. II Fargo Il Co. {. VI. Henderson (
Co. VI u " els y Co. and Phclp~.
Dodge * Palmer When The manager ii
Fargo & Cos establishment was talked L.
today hc SAID that The number of idle Shoe
makers was greatly overetated; he woult
express no idea a. To the effect Of thu
threatened boycott on their business buI
did express a desire that the news papers
would keep s'il. anI let the matter rest.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
RiDtouS Strikers.

RICHMOND. Va. Jan ll-Rintous dem
on>lralious on the part of striking em-
ploHes IF the Old Dominion Steamship ca
n Newport News occurred today \ I'll
egram from l. I Bremnad general ,r!5
tie manager IL the Chesapeake X OhI0
railroad company at Newport News Ia the
General Wrkham second vice president
of The com,,aut. says: The strikers have
taken possession o' Pier Ne ,, >,t ire Z,
th, b1fn h,glsc IF the OH Dominion Land
Co. ami ptrp%Ira'e'l other ouIra-es Bre
nnud asks fnr an armed force Ia prugcct
the COMPANY, property and arrest the
offenders. Jlig. PIX. II WarwicS
county. has m,l,ir Il formal call upon GOV
,rnor Lee for military aid, ana he has
taken action in the mailer by ordering
three companies. two white and one CO.
ors,i. fram Richmond. and one white and
one colored company from Hampton &c
proceed at once TO The scene of the disturb
snce. The Richmond companies left a
midnight
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
SmailDnX and Rob ners.

NoGALEs, A T.. Jan. n-Governor
Torres. Of Sonora, Mexico, is confined to
hif room with smallpox. Fears are enter
taiued regarding his recovery The cpl
denc has been very general and fatal in
Herinorsville and much uneasiness prevails
there
W T. Miller Of rhe firm CT Miller &
Riorien, owners Of the San Augustine mine
near IRA, N'xico is in the city trying 10
get some trace of four bars If gold and sill
yer bullion STOLEN from them while in
transit to the mint at Hermorsiilo. The
bullion is valued At $40, coo The men
who bad the bullion in charge have been
arrested They claim TO have been asleep
while the wagon was broken into and the
bullion extracted
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
Broken pishes At Hotels.

Hotel managers here say thae The fracture
Of 6isE5s-ciii1a. glass and e2rtEe1 vars 4
more serious item Of exrersSe than any OUT
s,,.er would suppose Though they make II
rule, for their own protection, 20 charge
broken dishes 70 the servants when they ara
plainly careless. the Ty.la does not FVIieve he
hotels from serious loss every ye-T. Tia
greatest amount OF breaka-e : Il handling
aI.d washing; dishes may Eoc be accaaIl '
broken at first, but they are constantly uic1ei
and cracked. and, after that, soon 90 20
pieccs- Large houses. Ike the Fifth Avenue
and the u iniso- sustain 8 ~ OF fully Slo 60
annually IN this way. independent Of what
the servants pay for. Managers say that L
would be 81 per cent greater except for the
system Of fines imposed on the domessics,
who are made BY 1t less needless ANY house
holder NAV judge from the destruction q
dishes in his own kitchen what i, must De n
great hosel-New YORK Commercial Adj
verfisar
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

" ANTFu-A limited usTTbe g day fCars.er- a.
W - Lawrence ave also two -ea roe.F[ :
FOR rent M. l. ) P5fCee. : Z
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

ST. Louis. Jan II Robert Steele,
member of The firm of Hull X Steel, cuu-
mission merchant at the Union Stock
Yards. VA, shot and Killed about 10 this
uluruiug by ! r Mar>ielier. 4 trailer
about the wards The men had until today
been good friends and day or TWO ago
Steel loaned NarsreiIer SO The former
left his office this morning To - 10 }at
wards and on hj, WAY tailher met his debt
or He asked thai the loan tie paid, but
Marstelltr refused and the men were drawn
into a quarrel, during which Nar>iellcT
drew revolver and shot the commission
three times Each bullet took effect III
the region Of the heart and death was al
most Instantaneous The murderer WAS ar-
rested and l. NOW in jail The affair has
caused something Of - sensation, both la
ing old gray haired men, prominent in
L, er respective circles et acquaintance.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
VARIOUS DIETETIC PALACES.
Consult the Patients Stomach il Pref
ercncc to His Cravings.

1. That there is any nutrinlent in beef tea
made from extracts. There is none what
ever
2. That gelatine is nutritious. It will not
keep cat alive. Beef tea and gelatine, how
ever, possess a certain reparative power, we
know not what.
3 That an egg is equal to pound Of meat,
and that every sick person can eat eggs
Many, especially those Of nervous or bilious
temperament, cannot eat them; and to such
eggs are injurious.
+ That, because milk is an important arti-
Gle OF food, it must be forced upon patient.
Food that person cannot endure will not
cure.
. That arrowroot is nutritious. 1t is
simply starch and water, useful as 4 restora-
tive, quickly prepared.
6. That cheese is injurious in all cases. It
is, as a rule, contra-indicate,l, being usually
indigestible; but it is concentrated nutri-
ment and a waste repairer, and often craved.
:. That the cravings of q patient are whIms,
and should be denied The stomach often
needs. Graves for and digests articles not laid
down in any dietary. Such are, for example,
fruit, pickles, jams, cake, ham or bacon with
fat, cheese, butter and milk.
S. That ali infexible diet may be marked
out, which shall apply TO every case. Choice
of a given list OF articles allowable in a given
case must be decided by the opinion of the
stomach. The stomach IS right and theory
wrong, and the Judgment admits no appeal.
\ diet which would keep a healthy man
healthy might Kill sick man, and diet
sufficient TO sustain a sick man would not
keep well man alive. Increased quantity
of food. especially of liquids, does not mean
increased nutriment, rather decrease, since
the digestion is overtaxed and weakened.
Strive to give the food in as concentrated q
form as possible, Consult the patients
stomach in preference to his cravings, and if
the stomach rejects certain article do not
force it-Journal OF Reconstructiyes.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
France.

PARIS. Jan. 11.-Folquett is reelected
president Of the chamber Of deputies. IN
the senate Sadi Carmel presided HE SAIL
there were two conditions essential To the
prosperitv of France: stability within asd
national peace abroad. To exhibit France
As impatient fer war was a mere ariIflce
used to remove fear. He>itatiouS IN Ger
tain parliamentS indicate that the country
desired peace. hut should events occur con.
trary Ia it, wishes ii would prove II had
not lost time during the past fifteen wears
Official dispatches from TonqHin report
that French troops made an attack on 4
large rebel force eujrenched al Thanhoa,
bur were twice repul>cd. During m
fighting four French officers were sh"t and
fourteen wounded Five Europeans aEd
eight Tonquin soldiers were killed. + Il
teen Europeans and twenty seven Ton
uuias were wounded. Reinforcements 81
artillery and infantry viii be sent 10 the
French at Thanhoa
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
IN ASHES.
Big Burn in Batavia.

BATAVIA n. Y. Jan l1-This morn
ing fire was discovered in the Batavia
clamp factory The extreme cold froze
the hl drauts, and it was three quarters Of
an hour before d stream of water could be
applied. Ii burned the clamp compan, :
block, the Batavia Wheel Co. and their
new block occupied by them and the Daily
News. The 5 v Main and Ensign blocks
were badly damaged The Toniin>on
block, occupied by Parlour 4 Mackie, dry
goods, ana Il number of dwellings were
burned. Loss $50 coo; partial insurance.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
Dynamite FACTORY Burned.

BURLINGTON, Vt, Jan 1.-THE dyna
mite factory at PiattsOurg WAS totally dies
troycd by nre and explosion about 9:Ut
this morning The shock WAS felt here
twenty mile, distant Door, and Windows
ratified a. II 10y heavy earthquake ami hun
drc.s Of people raa into ne streets.
private dispatch says: The fire caught it
the engine room and the workuen letl
when they were unable to eXlingulsn Tie
flames. No lives lost The manufactnrl
WAS destroy ed. but the store house near b,
with large amount Of dynamite in it, Is
caD,.i
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
A Flash in Syracuse.

SYRACUSE. \ Y. Jan. IA report
REACHED here that the " e-gern Union otiic,
at O>mego had been burned last night Tel
rgraphic communication Is cut OF from
that city.
O>wsGo. Ny. Jan. 1l-Fire broke oar
this morning at / o'clock on the fourth
floor Of The Jones block, which WAS de
>troyed. as Wa also The building, occupied
by Old IL k'Ork. clothi-r>. Loss. $50. U00.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
SuncUch Scoi ched.

SUNCoCK, y. H., Jan. u-Fire was
discovered LlAIs morning III opera-house
block. ine hydrau,> we're frozen, delay
iug the trtmcu Inc block Inch WIS OF
brick, four sIorie, nigh, and the one az
joining, three stories nigh. we're destroy ed.
rhe wall of the hoJcl III falling demolished
the upper story OF y Thornton's block.
and smashed 4 small dwelling house. Ihe
Methodist church and three brick build
ing- on the opposite side of the street We're
somewhat damaged. Loss, $500 To
Sfiit unD
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
England.

LoNDoD, Jan. 1.-THE Times. Stan
dard and News interpret Bismarck
speech as a foreboding of the gathering
storm.
The State line steamer. State of Alahi.
ma. Captain Candy. which left Glasgow
December "a, FIR New York, and which
was reported putting has disabled arriv
ed at Queenstown. She experienced ter
rife weather hen 800 westward of Queens
town, and lost three blades Of her propeller.
The japanese Prince Komajzu has ar
rived at Berlin. He is accom- panied BY
the largest train of attendants on record.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

MADRID. Jan 1.-THE fire in Alcozar
palace at Toledo Sunday resulted in the to
tal destruction Of the building Water ap-
planes were very meagre and the tirenen
were obliged to let the fire To take its
course and direct their efforts 10 prevent
the flames from spreading to the town.
During the progress Of the fire three off
GERS and seventeen men were injured. some
of them severely No one killed. The
palace was recently erected at cost of
81 600, 000
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
Shoe Shop Burned.

BRoCKTON, Mass, Jan. IA. j.
Beck 5 sine factory burned this morning
The building vas 32Xl4j feet, three stories
high. Total loss with contents \ largr
stock had just been laid in; POO hundred
hauds were employed ana 200 cases Of
goods were ready for shipment; 300 to 900
IL process Of manufacture. Loss $50.
on building $1,000 on machinery, $40
900 on fixtures ami $50, 900 on stock. In
surauCt 500 UUU
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

MOUNT CARMEL. Pa. Jan. 1.-THE
strike OF coal hau&iers at Shipping Point
Resulted toiay in the Suspension q opera
lions at Bt-liRinre Morris Ridge. Logan,
Cen:raia and all other collieFies in the dis
trict dependent solely on the Lehigh Val
ley raiiroad for cars. Two thousand men
are ONT
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan 1.-THE strike
of switchmen and brakemen on the l. &
n road broke today for lack OF support
and the men will SEEK situations elsewhere
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

WYANDorrE Kan. Jan. IL The Ham
iltou iur, i, still out Judge Hiudman
states that he viii hold the jury until the
adjourumtnt ct court. aweek or ten day
hence. if they do not meanwhile reach "a
,nueIu.inn ..l reu-ter q Ner-il.t.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

CHICAGO. Jan. IA Times Fit keogh.
Mont. special says: There IS great suIf-
firing among the Creek Indians on Sun
river on account of lack Of food and
clOthing
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
Prominent Lady Dead.

BRUNSWICK. Mo, Jan 11-Mrs Ella
Peters Grasty. widow Of John Gra>tv, a
well known Presbyterian divine, died here
tonight
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
Rocked Ia and Fro.

SAX FRAScIsCo. Jan. 1.-THE city was
rocked from east Ia west al 4-t1s this morn
ing by an earthquake which lasted seven
s ecouds. No damage.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ew York Grain ana Provisions.

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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

ROME. Jan. 1l-Sign0r Magliane, min
lister Of finance, notified the vatican that
ARREARS Of papal annuity for sixteen year,
now amount to so. COS. 600.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
Scotland.

EDENBURG, Jan. 11.-No defense will
be made by the Marquis Of Queen>bury in
tie suit his wife ha> brought for divorce.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
A Centennarial Dead.

EXETER. \. II Jan. 11-Dr William
S Perry. the Oldest person in Exeter, and
the oldest graduate of Harvard college
died this morning aged s. years. He was
the sole survivor of the passengers OF Fui-
tons first steamboat ride down the Hudson
river seventy nine Years ago. He was
born In Norton. Mass, in I1cS. ami was d
member Of the class If 1911 IN Harvard
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

u,xTrD-Oofce hoy. DR.. Or,ixay 4lSt=
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uTANTED-Boa and room in private family or
" boarding house bJ man and wife. Address
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1yvANTFD-A situation in a dry goods or grocery
" store b. a young who has had an expert
enc Cr three years that business Good reference
given. Address {. Hilton, V lChita- f+o'-
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BRoCKroN. Mass. Jan IA. ].
Beaie> shoe factory burned this morning.
Loss heavy.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

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yIvANTED-A room with bed and IRE by two
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Daily z1nrnne 5annaru

,,v-rtt--ruents IN this column will be charged for
e t- rae of Five Cents per line per week No ad-
tas-..ie.rs taken for less than 25 cents. and will
, : - iEIe=r7et grgn pad for.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
New York Money.

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a>krO.
Prime n>rCautt!r Ts4pcy hizs.
sterling eNctstsSr DUH ana uaChan-t~t sttli rates
sSfA spr ~ day bills agtf ~ ftT demand.
government t-'usis jun AMI steady.
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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

11rANTED-4 experienced shoe statesmen Lynch
W shoe Store, 81 y JieiR. Apply after am Al
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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12

The work Of the assessors shows 4 totai
valuation in tie city CT Boston II S7l0, 5SI.-
I'd
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-12
STRAYED.
LOST.

4 CST-' = Monday sftrrus-n. SIDE 90
= =SGgizS t-tWFcn TngekR aud Lsssres
fur glove. uIe r tesSe leave 4 thtS u1see. . s.